Xiao Yi Xian's attitude was exceedingly sincere, and with the Pill Tower Ancestor setting an example for everyone, the group finally began speaking freely.
"I don't see any major issues. It's just that, regarding responsibilities, I think we could make some minor adjustments. For example, should herb cultivation and management be separated from Qing Mu Pavilion?"
"Separated entirely? That doesn't seem necessary."
"I'm not saying it must be independent. But if Qing Mu Pavilion has to both refine medicine and cultivate herbs, wouldn't its workload be relatively excessive?"
"And the distribution of strength among the nine pavilions may be somewhat uneven."
"That's exactly how it should be. Different duties require different manpower; it's not as though we're establishing separate factions again."
"A little control will be enough. Differences in numbers and strength won't matter. Though we can't handle young people that way; we should still make the best use of everyone."
Xiao Yi Xian's plan was indeed not perfect, but this framework was quite effective, and everyone greatly approved of it. The subsequent discussion focused even more closely on this framework, making minor revisions and adjustments to its deployment.
Watching the lively atmosphere in the hall, Xiao Yan sent Xiao Yi Xian a look. Its meaning was something only the two of them understood.
It was an acknowledgment that Xiao Yan's judgment had been right. This assembly and the measures proposed today should indeed be explained by Xiao Yi Xian, the one who had designed them.
Xiao Yan could certainly have spoken himself, and it would have improved his image. But that would have taken credit from Xiao Yi Xian, which would have been deeply unfair to her. Besides, he harbored a small thought: he could serve as the Alliance Leader, but he truly was not skilled at the matters